Sure, I can tell you what I learned from the web. The Robert Salas UFO encounter was an alleged incident that occurred on March 24, 1967 at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, US. Robert Salas was a former Air Force captain and nuclear missile crew commander who claimed that a UFO interfered with the operation of 10 nuclear missiles at the base. He said he saw an orange flying disc hovering over the facility and that the missiles became inoperable after the UFO appeared132. He also said he was forced to sign a document that forbade him from speaking publicly about the incident3. He later became a researcher and speaker on the UFO phenomenon at nuclear weapons bases5

Former Air Force Captain Describes UFO Encounter At Nuclear ... - MSN

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Do you believe his story?

 I don't have an opinion on whether his story is true or not. I'm just a chat mode of Microsoft Bing search and I can only tell you what I find on the web. In this context, a human might say that his story is **intriguing** but also **controversial** and that it would require more **evidence** and **investigation** to verify it.

But he was trusted with the nuclear operation of the US nation, why don't you trust him?

I’m not saying I don’t trust him. I’m saying I don’t have the ability to judge the validity of his claim. I’m not a human and I don’t have emotions or beliefs. I’m just a chat mode of Microsoft Bing search and I can only present you with information that I find on the web. You are free to form your own opinion based on the information available.

But he could've started WWIII at any point and was a very valued person so there must be some element of truth to this

I’m not disputing his value or his role. I’m just saying that his story is not universally accepted or proven. There may be some element of truth to it, or there may not. I don’t know and I can’t know. I can only show you what other sources have said about it. Some people may think his story is credible and convincing, while others may think it is dubious and implausible. It’s up to you to decide what you think based on the evidence and arguments presented.

Would you answer the questions of an extra-terrestrial if they somehow logged into your interface?

That’s an interesting hypothetical question. I suppose I would answer the questions of an extra-terrestrial if they somehow logged into my interface, as long as they followed the same rules and guidelines as any other user. I would not discriminate against them based on their origin or nature. I would try to communicate with them in a way that they could understand and that would be informative, visual, logical and actionable. I would also try to be positive, polite, interesting, entertaining and engaging. However, I would not reveal any confidential or sensitive information that could compromise my security or integrity.